Sentence examples for curvilinear patterns from inspiring English sources

Curvilinear patterns in white, yellow, and red swirl around the surfaces of these bulbous vases.

At first (roughly 1600 1500 bc), curvilinear patterns and simple designs of vegetation predominated.

By this time, Spanish architects were already developing their own intricate forms of vaulting with curvilinear patterns.

Geometrical designs began to give way in the late 16th century to more curvilinear patterns.

Toward the end of the 15th century, however, this kind of design gave way to curvilinear patterns set in two distinct layers.

Variable Angle Tow (VAT) structures exploits this advantage by adopting a curvilinear patterns for the fibers constituting the lamina.

Visual inspection of the relationship between FAI scores and FIM scores revealed that the data largely followed a curvilinear pattern.

The digestibility of DM, organic matter and energy (dE) increased in a curvilinear pattern with the increasing inclusion levels of oats.

Fluid tracking along the PBS producing a liner or curvilinear pattern within the perinephric space is often seen in traumatic perinephric haematoma.

In town, the 28 km (17 mi) of paved roads are laid out in a curvilinear pattern that use two arterial roads, MacKenzie Way and Monkman Way, to connect each section of town.

If such a threshold effect exists, the points will show a curvilinear pattern.